Do You Solemnly Swear to Interpret Accurately and Without Bias?: A Brief History of Professional Court Interpreting in the United States
A presentation on the recent history of courtroom interpretation. Professor Cozzens, who has also written about the history of California Rural Legal Assistance and legal representation of farmworkers, is a certified courtroom interpreter. He will discuss court interpretation in the United States from the perspectives of interpreters themselves and the individuals they try to serve. […]
Protected: Addressing Implicit Bias 2026
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Title IX’s 54th Anniversary: Sports-Oriented Gender Equity in Education – a Primer
Staff at legal aid nonprofits and related stakeholders will learn the basics of Title IX to ensure gender equity in federally-funded K-12 educational athletics contexts, with a focus on intersectional equity, easy-to-apply tools, and updates on the rapidly-shifting enforcement landscape.
How to Help Borrowers with Private Student Loan Collection
How to assist private student loan borrowers both before and in litigation using California borrower protection laws.
For the Record – What are Your Ethical Obligations to Create One?
When you last appeared in court, did your client receive a verbatim record of the hearing? If it was a family law, probate, or unlimited civil case, they may not have. California’s statewide court reporter shortage means that thousands of hearings are going unrecorded every day. Verbatim records are essential for safeguarding your client’s rights: […]
From the California Medical Debt Playbook: Offensive and Defensive Strategies to Protect Consumers
Navigating pre-litigation remedies, including hospital financial assistance, and protecting patients from aggressive debt collection.
Desperate Impact: On The Future of Disparities in Anti-discrimination Law (Part 3)
This is a three part series of webinars presented by Legal Services for Prisoners with Children. Attendance at all three is strongly encouraged but not required. Part 1 gave an overview of pre-Trump II federal policy on disparate impact analysis in employment and housing discrimination law and how that form of analysis bears on the […]
Protected: The AI Reliability Gap: Risks, Realities, and Responsibilities
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Desperate Impact: On The Future of Disparities in Anti-discrimination Law (Part 2)
This is a three part series of webinars presented by Legal Services for Prisoners with Children. Attendance at all three is strongly encouraged but not required. Part 1 gave an overview of pre-Trump II federal policy on disparate impact analysis in employment and housing discrimination law and how that form of analysis bears on the […]
What’s Credit Got to Do with It? Helping Tenants and Workers using the federal and California consumer reporting laws
Learn how the federal Fair Credit Reporting Act and California’ s credit reporting laws govern third-party tenant screening and employment background checks. This webinar will cover: Tenant Screening Employment Background Checks Fixing errors When to litigate and possible damages Presenters: Chi Chi Wu and Ariel Nelson of NCLC and Sparky Abraham of Jubilee Legal MCLE: […]